Cost Consultant
Pubblicato il 26-09-2026 - Currie & Brown in Milano
Descrizione dell’offerta di lavoro External Advertising End DateAdvertising End Date:Not SpecifiedInternal Advertising End DateInternal Advertising End Date:Not SpecifiedAll LocationsAll Locations:MilanAll Locations is a required fieldAll DepartmentsAll Departments:Cost ManagementAll Departments is a required fieldAdvertising SalarySalary Details:Not SpecifiedAbout The RoleWe are looking for a Cost Consultant / Quantity Surveyor (or experienced Computista / Preventivista) to join our team in Milan.In the Italian market, this role is tailored for professionals skilled in computo metrico estimativo, quantity take-offs, and cost management for Hospitality, Data Center, Logistics, and Residential projects. You will manage project financial planning and control from initial design to final completion. Location: Milan, Italy (full-time) Languages required: fluent/native Italian (mandatory) & Excellent English Core Responsibilities:Quantity Take-Off & Estimation: Extract precise quantities directly from CAD (DWG)
and BIM/Revit models to build accurate Bills of Quantities (BOQs / Computi Metrici Estimativi). Cost Estimation & Design Phase: Perform detailed cost analyses for labor and materials during preliminary and final design stages. Local Market & Pricing Tools: Apply regional price lists (Prezzari Regionali), DEI, market offers, and detailed price analyses. Tender & Procurement Strategy: Prepare tender documentation, evaluate contractor bids, lead tender analysis, and advise on contract strategies. Post-Contract & Cost Control: Review SAL (Stato Avanzamento Lavori), variations, financial forecasts, order changes, and process contractor payment approvals. Contract & Client Management: Negotiate and manage contracts, resolve cost-related disputes, and liaise with clients and internal teams to ensure strict budget control.Skills & Qualifications Languages: Native or fluent Italian (essential for local site management, pricing software, contracts, and supplier negotiations